Dante D’Anthony has worked as an Educator, Stockbroker, Union construction worker, Gallery owner, Architectural Design development illustrator, and autocad production draftsman. He has produced two series of paintings, one in a realistic genre of sea life and tropical scenes, another in an abstract expressionist mode with layers of patterns influenced by Sullivan, Wright, Pre-Columbian art, and Japanese woodblock prints from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. He was in the U.S. Army reserves, pugil stick champ for his battalion. He’s lived in Los Angeles, Miami, and Buffalo.